Day 66-67

The state we are living in has 4 confirmed cases of the virus. We have decided to self quarantine along with most of our children’s classmates families. The last two days have merged together. We have them an extra day of home school on Saturday because on Friday, the kids were … challenging.

This morning on day 67 we went to church, by turning our laptop on. I watched a couple sermons, one from a church across the street from Castro Valley High, and the other from our home church, Three Crosses again in Castro Valley.

Bonnie watched the church service we usually go to, down the street, but they decided to close the sanctuary down until this pandemic is gotten control of. I’m very impressed with all the proactive steps México is taking with this virus. The governor of the state we are in gives daily affirming messages to the citizens here, and even the grocery store across the street posted a sign regarding the virus going around.

After church services, we lounged around and did nothing much. I opened a jigsaw puzzle and we started working on that. We ordered KFC, and had it delivered. It’s amazing what you miss from the United States, and KFC is absolutely not one of those things.

There is an update to the border closings. The US State Dept and the Mexican State Dept is not restricting air travel, so I’m am safe to fly back and forth this next month for court. Tomorrow we start home school again. My wife is on Day 7 of homeschool, keep our kids in your prayers.*